《Family matters》Section A PPT

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《Family matters》Section A PPT

Part One: Core Vocabulary

Vocabulary 1 character n. text; symbol; role; quality; characteristic

[Original sentence in textbook]

It has a plot, settings, characters and actions, as well as dialogue between characters.

【Key Points Must Remember】

a major/minor character in the book a major/minor character in the book

have a strong/weak character strong/not strong personality

in character conforms to the personality of...; in terms of character

out of character does not conform to the personality of...

the character of the nearby area the characteristics of the nearby area

learn Chinese characters learn Chinese characters

[One word mnemonic]

He described the character of the character he played with two characters.

He described the character of his character in two words.

Write the meaning of character in the sentence

(1) Mr Brown loves to learn Chinese characters. _______________

(2) Shakespeare made his characters live through their language in his plays. _______________

(3) At the last moment, Tom decided to put in a new character to make the story seem more likely. _______________

Vocabulary 2: as well as and, also

[Original sentence in textbook]

It has a plot, settings, characters and actions, as well as dialogue between characters.

【Key Points Must Remember】

(1) as well as also, also (used to connect two parallel components)

as well as + v. -ing not only... but also...

(2) as well also; also; also (used at the end of an affirmative sentence, without a comma before it)

[Sentence Pattern Analysis]

A as well as B Not only B but also A, emphasizing A. When it is the subject, the predicate verb is consistent with A.

not only A but also B Not only A but also B, emphasis on B, when used as the subject, the predicate verb must be consistent with B.

Family mattersPPT, part 2 content: key sentence patterns

Sentence 1: completely inverted

[Original sentence in textbook]

Oh look, here comes my boy. Oh, look, here comes my boy.

【Key Points Must Remember】

The following situations require a complete flip-chip structure:

(1) In sentences starting with adverbs such as there, here, now, then, etc., the subject is a noun.

Now comes your turn to make a short speech. Now comes your turn to make a short speech.

(2) Adverbs expressing location such as up, down, in, out, off, away, etc. are located at the beginning of the sentence, and the subject is a noun.

Out rushed the children as soon as the

bell rang. The children rushed out as soon as the bell rang.

(3) The prepositional phrase indicating the location is at the beginning of the sentence.

On the table stand two glasses and an

empty bottle. There are two glasses and an empty bottle on the table.

(4) The predicative is at the beginning of the sentence.

Seated on the ground are a group of young people.

Sentence pattern 2: Gerund phrase as subject

[Original sentence in textbook]

Making music is a job. Making music is a job.

【Key Points Must Remember】

When a single gerund (phrase) is the subject, the predicate verb should be in the singular form. Generally speaking, a gerund (phrase) as the subject expresses an abstract or general action.

[Instructions for studying the law]

In the following sentences, it is the formal subject and the gerund phrase is the real subject:

It is no use / good doing sth. There is no use / benefit in doing something.

It is a waste of time doing sth. Doing something is a waste of time.

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《Family matters》Section B PPT:

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